New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES.

MEDALS PRIZES AND DIPLOMAS TO MANY PUPILS.
Grammar School No. 6s. the model boys schoon East
One -and-twenty eghth-s:., Harlem under Prn
cpal f. A. Rowland, takes the palm this year. The
anton exercises were held in the Theatre Comique by
consent of the Board Of Education the number OF grad
mates being too large to accommodate all their friends IN
the school building On the stage two huhdreo pul"'
OF the school sang lively marching song as tne eiga
members of the graduating class marched "c'h he aSio
to their seats The galleries and the poxes were cu
with the friends OF The school The Rev. Dr. Halsey
Moore opened the exercises with prayer Alexander
stratton delivered the sautatory and Arthur PVermyc
Warren W. Hggons George NJ. Van Saun, Robert r.
CHAPMAN, Edmund T. Burke M. s. lndner Orrih D
Wightman and Charles L. Rockwell took part III Tic OK
ercses The valedictoran was Aonzo A. kirRpatrick'
who received also the Seligman prize Tor schoia snip
An address was made to the school by John Whaien'
Prizes were awarded TO Robert H. Mcconnell Gilbert r.
williams, Horace G. Keith, Harry Mahnken' john
Douglass. Clair Nicholson, Charles JosspnS;s hnu
Adams C. rice , III N H. Holden f''"S '''
Gariands OF snilax and hung from the walls ana
the pictures of Twelfth Street School NO ~ Yesterday
n was the reception day for the graduating class ana
the school maintained its old reputation ny sradnam9
class of sixty two young women BesiGeS .ne
sche pr Walter and GSmmsIcners 'rT se
H. Dodge William Wood and de VIII ScSas"n Edith
Hobart read an essay The Old and the New Jessie
Loer made Se 20 o M sman pre-
sen ed the scholarship medal to Leila b. Larennoh' Wo
| obtained 90 $40 cent IN ncr
dodge presented the Gerard medals to sophia g. Dresser
and Katie f. westerman. Dr. William nrih ,at a au
dressed the school, The honor students OF tne class were
Minnie A. Barrett, Sophia J. DRESSER. Nehe h19er.
Dean, Irene N Dunphy. Lillian NJ frobsher, Ea.n
Hobart Leila Il. LarendOn, Laura A. MINER Hlrearet
e MacSIurran NJ Ada Manly, Clara A. Ott Florence H.
Robinson Lena X. Schoonmakcr Mabel Totten Nciiie
~ Tanner Mabel H. Taylor Ella NJ Ierriii' Na,hale
Waterbury, Emma A. Walker, Florence Nj. Weir ana
Kate 4. Westerman. 49, -o l., -. ri,.,-
From the female department Of No 3d. In East ility'
sevcnths Miss Kate T. Johnson prlncpal, .nere weo
nftvfyc graduates this year. Their class reception was
held YESTERDAY Lima Hall the valcdict0ian OF the
cass: she received The Chambers gold medal Tor opla
ing the highest per cent in the Normal College e1a
Rocker Jennie Lewis. Alizrc Flick. Lulu Brnckman,
Hannah Berry, Della Fox, Maggie FogarV anu Anhic
I'm the female department OF No the class exercises
were held Yesterday The graduates were Lille i'ohu
Mamie spraguc. Lun Martin. Matilda Menger;
Josephine Wo0drch Rachel swartz. Maggie " iooc an
Annie shananought Lille Bohn passed the best ex-
animation aCd obtained the class medal -. -
The Dronzed face OF Captain samucls was PROMINENT on
the platform the reception OF Grammar W. "S
Yesterday Captain Samuels il chairman OF tuc >oaIu
iru.ees Tie class numbered seventeen. SIX Dogs anu
eleven Girls William l.. schaaf passed te best exam
nation He receive the class priLc ana was INC '"i
Tie class reception of the female department OF No
90 o Stanton ST., WIS held yesterday morning: ahe
Graduates were Maud l.. Cross. Lena Srp Annie Dihn
Bella Hoffman, Fanny Herman, lsapela Muiiisai
Minnie BeimaI Annie Wilson, Annie Is Welsh ana Dori
Pepper. ~. s,. ,ool M
rs in Pleasant ave. inferred orty-nne Az the CLOS
In exercises yesterday medals for scholarship were
given to Blanche Thompson Emma fauck susie new
hail. Mabel Morrison and Bertha BcrJamii